Argentinian President Javier Milei refused to renew the contracts of 5,000 employees hired by the government before his election, seeking to cut spending.
Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., bashed Democratic strategist James Carville and defended his position on Israel in an interview with Politico released Wednesday.
On New Year's Eve in Las Vegas, a surge of couples is expected to exchange vows, potentially setting a record for the city's busiest wedding day, officials say.
Aaron Rodgers' return from injured reserve meant somebody had to be cut from the New York Jets' 53-man roster, but Nick Bawden says it was all resolved quickly.
The Eiffel Tower was closed to visitors on the 100th anniversary of its founder's death due to a strike over contract negotiations, officials confirmed.
North Dakota leaders have called for the resignation of State Rep. Nico Rios after he made homophobic and abusive remarks during a drunken driving arrest.
Russian politician Yekaterina Duntsova, an advocate for peace in Ukraine, has announced plans to create her own political party focused on "peace, freedom, and democracy."
China has imposed a ban on a Los Angeles-based research and data analytics firm that includes travel restrictions and the freezing of assets, officials announced.
A Greek air force pilot died in a training jet crash near Kalamata on Wednesday. The T-2 aircraft, with only one crew member on board, crashed during landing.